The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-11-19
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
English Troops will use Buckshot "
the Mob Becomes Violent.

English Troops will use Buckshot "
the Mob Becomes Violent.
The czar OF the Russias spend the
Day In Berlin.
Emperor williams Son Afflicted With
a Most Malignant Cancer.
LONDON, Nov. 1S.-The troops are being
supplied with buckshot from Woolwich pre-
pairing for any emergency on Sunday. The
police courts were densely thronged today by
applicants for appointment as special con-
stables Sir Charles Warren's proclamation
advises all who favor law and order to re-
frain from going TO or lettering about places
where tumults may arise Sunday At a
meeting today to form Law and Liberty
League, Jacob Bright presided. He accused
the magistrates Of condoning the misconduct
of the police. Editor Stead denounced the
brutality of the police, and charged them
with maltreatlng the prisoners taken sun
day, both during the row and after they
were taken to the station. The league was
designed to vindicate law and protect indi-
yidual liberty. The motion to form the
league was offered by Mr.. Saunders. who
condemned the government Is responsible
for the whole affair. Socialist Hyndman
seconded the motion, which was adobted.
Sir Frederick Leighton and members OF
tne aristOcraCy have Dccn enrolled 40 spccini
constahles.
Cermany's Suffering Rulers.
BERLIN, Nov. 1s.-The Empress Of Ger
many is suffering from paralysis Of the low
er jaw. She has been much affected 10y the
condition of the Crown Prince.
DIR. Mackenzie has sent communication
to the press with reference to Professor Viz
chow's statements before the Berlin Medical
Society. DIR. Mackenzie admits that he has
not met Professor VIrchow since his audi
ence With the Crown Prince, and that he has
had no communication whatever with Pro-
fessor Virchow. He thought 1t better. he
says, to abstain from intercourse with the
professor during the period Of the micro
scropie examination. He knew that Pro-
fessor Virchow would not have been in the
least degree influenced by the most minute
description Of the appearance Of the princes
larynx He had never endeavored TO force
any responsibilities on Virchow except Tor
his opinion on the portions Of growth which
had been removed. Professor VlrchOW c0uld
not possibly determine the condition OF the
tissues beneath the growth. lt wos rare Tor
portions Of such growth TO be repeatedly
removed without the detection OF cancer
Gus element If such existed. The three por--
tions Of the growth which had been removed
from the Princes throat afforded negative
evidence, and there was strong nope that
cancer did not exist.
"A London despatch says: Dispatches re-
ceived here from San Reno say that there
has been discharge OF green matter from
the Crown Primes throat which proved 70
be cancerous. In view OF this fact his case
Is considered much worse, as this kind OF
soft cancer is OF the most malignant type
and is regarded as incurable. The German
the serious, almost critical, development OF
the Crown Princes ailment which Is now
clinically and pathologically clear
The Gar In Berlin.
The Car arrived in this city today. On
the arrival of the imperial train at 1910 a.
m., the Car passed in front OF gnard OF
honor at the depot, being accompanied by
Prince William and other Prussian princes
add General Won Moltke. Emperor William
started for the Russian embassy at IL O'Clock
The Car and Czalina were driven to the
embassy. The Car, with Prince William OF
Prussia, sccupied an open carriage drawn by
four horses. Both wore Russian uniforms.
Dense crowds Of people were collected on
the road. The imperial party were greeted
most enthusiastically as they went along the
thoroughfare.
The Car and Prince William alighted in
front Of the embassy at lilo, and passed In
front Of the guard OF honor drawn up tnere.
The Princess and CZarina remained In their
carriages The Car intended TO make the
first visit to Emperor William, but was an
ticipated by the latter, who went 70 the en-
bassy and awaited the arrival OF the Gar.
The Emperor was dressed In kuSslzn uni
form, and wore Russian ORDERS He re-
ceived the Gar cordially. All the princes
at the depot followed the Car to the embas-
sy. Later, the guard OF honor az the em-
bassy marched passed the building before
both Emper0rs, who stood together az the
window. The Emperor remained at the en-
bassy three-quarters Of an hour, and then
returned TO the palace, warmly cheered by
the people After catering the palace, he
appeared at his fayorite window, ana was
again cheered by the crowds. The Gear and
his ehildred remained on the train which
brought his family from Copenhagen
Bismarck visited the Gar at the embassy
at o'clock and afterwards received General
Tcherevin, the Cars aide-de-camp; Inc
Czarina and her Eve children visited En-
peror William this afternoon.
As the Car and Prince William were driv-
ing through the Koenigplatz man threw
paper into the carriage and caused intense
excitement. The Gar took the paper ana
without opening It, placed It under his CLOAK.
The man who threw IL was lmmeuiatcly
seized by the police.
Later while the imperial party was pass
ing through the Unter der Linden a young
man tried to throw a petition into the
Cars carriage and was arrested.
At the state banquet this evening sS coy
ers were laid. During the dinner the
Emperor arose, and, lifting his glass, pro
posed in a few words the health Of the Car,
the whole company standing. Ine Dahd Oh
the Alexander Regiment played the Russian
natiorai hymn. At $50 the imperial visitors
started for st. Petersburg.
Tho French Crisis.
PARIS, Nov. 1S.-The extreme left has
finally decided to interpellate the govern
ment tomorrow. NJ Clemenceau has been
entrusted with the motion. IL Is reported
that NJ. Rouvier will oppose immediate dis
cussion, and will move that debate DC ad-
iOurned until the 24th inst. Several kepuD-
liean groups favor the postponement OIL the
debate.
Tne scandal commission to-day examined
NJ. Wilson, who refuted many charges
brought against him.
Foreign Notes
Navigation at st. Petersburg has closed.
NJ L'HOste and another aeronaut, made an
ascension on Sunday last from Paris. Moth
ing has since been heard from them.
It is reported that Prince William Of Ger
many win be promoted to the rank OF major
general.
a United States mail bag, containing
mails for Dunkirk and vicinity was stolen In
Batavia. The bag, with its contents strewn
upon the ground, was found back OF a build
ing. r,-.
Tlacards have been posted In Tipperary
calling upon the people TO pay no rent or
taxes until O'Brien Is released.
The casting vote in the election for lord
rector Of Glasgow University has been given
| by the Earl OF Stair, chancellor OF the
| University, to Lord Lytton, securing him
| the office.
| Safety Car heating.
| Nearly all the railroads centering in Bos-
ton are actively at work fitting up their pas
senger cars with steam-heating apparatus